Re: display entrails of program object.sppgm

"An object" - do you mean "any object". All objects has something in
common but most secrets depends on object type.

Any object is stored in a 'space object' - you can see this via the
DMPSYSOBJ command (context = library for normal use). An example of
this is my utility-command to find "which qry uses file xyz"
(http://hkrebs.dk/fndstrsyso.html).

Many program objects still contains the symbol table used when
compiling. This is how a source debugger (with help from stand alone or
imbedded source) can find the memory location where the named fields
content is stored and the attributes of the field. See
http://hkrebs.dk/rtvpgmflda.html

Henrik Krebs
http://hkrebs.dk

>Does anybody know if it's possible to view the internals of a program
object
>via an outfile? For instance, to gain access to the variables used in
a
>program? Similar to a dspffd to get access to the fields defined in a
file?
>Is this wizard stuff via MI programming? Or is Rochester about to
create a 
>command to RTVPGMVAR?
>   It must be a technique used by source debuggers to get access to
variable
>names.   
>Thanks 
>Mike Pantzopoulos

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